Basketball Memorabilia

Go to ebay.

The value of a 1986 Sports Illustrated magazine featuring Larry Bird can vary depending on its condition and any accompanying factors like signatures or additional memorabilia. Generally, these magazines can range in value from $10 to $50 or more. It's recommended to research recent sales of similar items to get a more accurate estimate of its worth.

The value of a Michael Jordan Flair '95 card can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. In general, this card can range from a few dollars to several hundred dollars, with some rare variations fetching even higher prices in the collectors' market. It's recommended to check recent sales data on online platforms or consult with a sports card appraiser for a more accurate estimation of the card's worth.

spizikes or those air Jordan 2010s with the little iron man arc reactor thing on the side

how much is a 1991 Michael Jeffrey jordan Most valliable player NBA HOOPS card

100

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Well it matters if it is on a peice of paper, or his teams jersey.

I'm guessing around 250$ for the peice of paper

This card is basically worthless, with a value of just a few cents.

Around $100 to $120 in mint condition not graded.

eBay is a great place to sell Jordan cards.

These cards including Federico, sun din, jag ... etc. o pee chi rookie cards and also all the cards from 1988 where mass produced. This is because of the high value of the scarce cards from the 70's, making people interested in hockey cards.

Plus the Internet makes finding cards much easier. These cards don't have a chance to increase in value. I bought my Federico for $25, jag for $28, and sun din for $10 back in 1993. All these rookie cards dropped half in value.

Good news is: buy these cards for the cheap price they're at. wait 25 years, then sell them.

20 bucks.

The amount of money a professional basketball player earns will vary. It will depend on how good they are and which team they play on. The average pro basketball player salary is about $2 million per year.

well my son was 6.5. if he was REALLY good he could only get away with about 6.1. (the tallest are about 6.9 for collage)

Technology is a big reason. Kids now would rather play a video game, pretending to be Ken Griffey Jr., than look at him on a piece of cardboard. There is not the demand for the cards as much as their used to be. Also the economy is not the greatest, and people dont have the extra money to spend on baseball cards.

Drexler won one in 1995.

Larsa Pippen, an Assyrian gal from Chicago is his wife. They live in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

$6,000